Sentence examples similar to dwellers alien from inspiring English sources
An avalanche was probably the cause of deaths there, but conspiracy theories have developed over the years involving aliens, ancient cave dwellers and cold-war-era mad scientists.
Their public demon was alcohol, but their real enemy was an alien culture reflected by city dwellers, recent immigrants and educated elites.
Must be the sounds of the city, the familiar yet alien noises that every city-dweller knows.
Beckett made a genuinely alien ecosystem, explored how stories and histories mutate and change – the Eden dwellers know about a conflict between the Germ Man and the Juice, for example – and formed a distinctive linguistic world, with words doubled as intensifiers, a range of slang terms (such as "do" for kill, and "slip" for sex) and some profoundly inventive oaths.
If you think of it in terms of an alien invasion movie, the dolphin brains are the extraterrestrials and we're the stupid earth-dwellers who can't wrap our heads around the really cool stuff because we're not as advanced.
Tennessee Williams, Truman Capote, Paul and Jane Bowles--hotel Bowles--hotel Bowles--hotel
(City dwellers everywhere shudder).
Why shouldn't Bedouins, sheep farmers, hut dwellers, Tibetan monks and Indian computer programmers get in on the rambunctious fun, the way representatives of the entire "family of man" cheered when the aliens were vanquished in "Independence Day"?
